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The deficit climbing by $3.4 trillion is keeping your mortgage rate at 6.48% — not the Fed
Trump's tax-and-immigration megabill is forcing Treasury to flood bond markets with new debt, pushing 10-year yields higher.
Source Fortune AI Summary Updated June 5, 2026
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Trump's tax-and-immigration megabill is forcing Treasury to flood bond markets with new debt, pushing 10-year yields higher. Not good for your mortgage.
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